110th. { Poona } Lines of Communication Area.

WW II printed example of the pair of crossed Mahratta swords below a circular shield in black on red square backing with pale tropical material to the reverse.  read more

Code: 28356

Canadian Artillery.

WW II embroidered example of the red diamond shape bearing a red " Zig-Zag " on a blue bar to the centre. worn by Canadian Artillery unite in the First Canadian Army.  read more

Code: 28336

Eastern Command.

Printed example of the blue shield bearing a Viking's head a pair of crossed swords and a representation of the white cliffs of Dover.  read more

Code: 28322

107th. Independent Infantry Brigade.

Silk embroidered example of the black square bearing the Red Hand of Ulster on a green shamrock.  read more

Code: 28301

7th. Armoured Brigade.

WW II embroidered example of the green jerboa { Desert Rat } on a white background within a red circle. This Brigade fought in the Wester-Desert as part of 7th. Armoured Division before being sent to the Far-East adopting this formation sign.  read more

Code: 28281

Combined Operations.

WW II embroidered example of the R.A.F. eagle tommy gun and anchor in red on a circular black backing. Worn by Commando's and other specially trained units in all theatres of the war.  read more

Code: 28260

73rd. Independent Infantry Brigade.

WW II printed example of the gold shield bearing 15 Bezants from the Arms of Cornwall backed by the sword, " Excalibur " on a dark blue rectangular backing. This sign was previously used by the " Devon and Cornwall County Division."  read more

Code: 28236

Auxiliary Territorial Service / Royal Signals.

Small embroidered white over dark blue diamond with a black number " 2 " worn by A.T.S. personnel attached to the Royal Signals. { Edges trimmed down.}  read more

Code: 28216

Lancashire Division.

Scarce embroidered example of the Red Lancashire Rose upon four green " Eight's " as the petals on a circular khaki backing. Worn by Lancashire units in the Rhineland in 1919 as the Army of Occupation. Sign taken from the WW I 32nd. Division = " Four Eights"  read more

Code: 28199

Eighth Army.

Scarce and unusual WW II embroidered early pattern locally produced black shoulder strap bearing the shield of the Crusader's Cross in red and white with two loops to the reverse. This was the original design for the Eighth Army, but considered that it might be confused with the signs for the Red Cross as on ambulances, and Field Hospitals so the well know Golden Yellow cross was adopted.  read more

Code: 28185